##以色列伊朗冲突
Israel suddenly bombed Iran, and Bitcoin plummeted along with global risk assets.
What happened? The Israeli military took action, targeting military facilities within Iran (near Tehran and Isfahan).
Israel claims this is a preemptive strike, believing that the nuclear threat from Iran is growing closer and more dangerous.
Netanyahu stated that this offensive action could last for several days.
What is Iran's reaction? The Iranian government has not officially responded yet, but their state media reported: there were explosions at the bombed sites, and planes were grounded.
Bitcoin suffered: Upon hearing this news, concerns about chaos in the Middle East caused global investors to panic, leading to a sell-off of high-risk assets (including stocks and cryptocurrencies).
Bitcoin was hit hardest, dropping from a high of $108,500 within a day to around $103,500, a decline of over 4%.
What do market veterans think?
Ryan McMillin from Merkle Tree Capital: This situation looks familiar! Back in April, when Iran and Israel were exchanging blows, the weekend crypto market also crashed. But once the situation stabilized a bit, the market rebounded strongly. So this panic sell-off might actually be a good opportunity to pick up cheap assets!
Other market reactions:
Gold rose (+1.7%): In wartime, gold is the traditional safe haven, with prices skyrocketing to $2,414 per ounce.
U.S. stock futures fell: Investors are worried about the escalation of the conflict affecting the global economy.
The last sentence: This situation is still developing, and any new updates will follow.
Core summary: The Middle East is fighting again (Israel bombed Iran) → Everyone is scared → Risk assets are sold off → Bitcoin plummets over 4% → Analysts say not to panic, short-term panic declines might rebound, long-term outlook remains positive.
Gold rose, U.S. stock futures fell. This situation is not over yet.
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